The family-owned Los Angeles Lakers are about to be sold at a valuation of $10 billion, smashing the previous record for the purchase price for a team sport.

Former Laker Markieff Morris feels the Purple and Gold aren't far off at all from becoming legitimate championship contenders ...

Now that the confetti is swept away, it's time to get back to work. This NBA season was fast-paced and transformative — and the off-season projects to bring more of the same. Kai Gammage looks at the ...

"Fano has played both left and right tackle at Utah, but his size (6-foot-5, 304 pounds) has some scouts projecting him as an ...

Could one broadcast channel and one streaming app for the Dodgers and Lakers become reality now that Mark Walter, the ...

An injury to Max Muncy leaves the Los Angeles Dodgers with a hole at third base, something that they should address at the ...

Both sides confirm that Jeanie Buss will remain governor of the franchise and continue to “oversee all team operations on a ...

The Lakers, like the Dodgers, measure success in championships, which is as it should be in this country’s second-largest market. Right now, midway through the 2020s, the Dodgers have two titles ...

No sports franchise has ever sold for more money than the Lakers' $10 billion tag. What changes should we expect?

Though Ohtani has only been with the Dodgers and in L.A. for a season and a half, he’s already on a trajectory that could one day cement him as one of the greatest Dodgers to ever wear the uniform.

The Buss family’s decision to sell a controlling stake in the Los Angeles Lakers at a franchise valuation of $10 billion marks the end of nearly a half-century when one of the most valuable properties ...